Archive · 12 Nov 2025
Punjab By-election: Tarn Taran Sees 60.95% Voter Turnout
People in Tarn Taran, a part of Punjab, voted on Tuesday to choose a new leader for their area.
The voting took place all day with many security guards watching to make sure everything was fair.
About 61 out of every 100 people who can vote actually did, which is a bit less than the last time they voted.
Fifteen people want to become the new leader.
The winner will be announced on November 14th after all the votes are counted.
The Tarn Taran Assembly by-election in Punjab recorded a voter turnout of 60.95% by 6 PM on Tuesday.
Polling took place peacefully from 7 am to 6 pm with strict security measures.
A total of 15 candidates are contesting for the bypoll to the border constituency.
The final voter turnout figure will be updated on Wednesday after all data is compiled.
Vote counting for the Tarn Taran by-election is scheduled for November 14.
- Who
- Voters and 15 candidates in the Tarn Taran Assembly constituency
- What
- Assembly by-election polling
- When
- Tuesday, from 7 am to 6 pm
- Where
- Tarn Taran Assembly constituency, Punjab
- Why
- To elect a new representative for the Assembly seat.
Election Commission Data
Comparison Data
Voter Turnout Comparison
Election Commission Data
The Tarn Taran by-election recorded a voter turnout of 60.95% by 6 PM on Tuesday.
Comparison Data
This turnout is lower than the 65.81% recorded in the 2022 assembly polls for the same constituency.
- Constituency
- Tarn Taran, Punjab
- Election Type
- Assembly By-election
- Polling Date
- Tuesday
- Polling Start Time
- 7 am
- Polling End Time
- 6 pm
- Voter Turnout
- 60.95% (as of 6 PM)
- Number of Candidates
- 15
- Vote Counting Date
- November 14
Sources
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